Casio watches

Casio is a Japanese multinational electronics company founded in 1946 by Tadao Kashio. Initially established as Kashio Seisakujo, the company began by producing the yubiwa pipe, a finger ring that allowed users to smoke cigarettes down to the nub while keeping their hands free. This innovative product gained popularity in post-war Japan, where cigarettes were valuable and in high demand. In 1949, Casio shifted its focus to electronics, developing Japan's first electro-mechanical calculator in 1954. The company officially became Casio Computer Co., Ltd. in 1957. Over the decades, Casio has expanded its product range to include wristwatches, calculators, electronic musical instruments, digital cameras, and label printers. The company is renowned for its durable and reliable electronic products, with the G-Shock range of shock-resistant watches being particularly popular. Casio's products are manufactured in multiple countries, including Japan, China, and other locations, reflecting its global production strategy. The company is headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan.